Amy Goodman
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Top U.S. and World News Headlines for Wednesday, March 11

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March 11, 2015

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In this video, you'll learn about these top news headlines:

Iraq Makes Gains in Offensive to Retake Tikrit

Colombia Halts Air Raids for 1 Month as FARC Peace Talks Progress

Ferguson City Manager Faulted in DOJ Report Resigns

Clinton Says Private Email Account was "for Convenience," not Secrecy

GOP Senator Behind Iran Letter Tied to Pro-Israel Groups, Weapons Industry

Obama Admin Withdraws Bullet Ban under Gun Lobby Pressure

Senators Unveil Comprehensive Federal Medical Marijuana Protections

Wikipedia, HRW Join Other Groups in Challenge to NSA Surveillance

North Carolina Fines Duke Energy $25.1 Million for Environmental Damage

Utah Lawmakers Back Firing Squads if Lethal Injections Ruled Out

Japan Marks 70th Anniversary of U.S. Bombing of Tokyo; 4 Years Since Fukushima

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